The Morton Coarse Kosher is a staple here.Two I happen to have on hand
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I'm in the exact same place lol. I bought the grinder at the same sale and wife got me the stuffer for Christmas because I kept saying I should have ordered one. I'm still trying to decide where to get casings. Seems to be a lot of quality and packing differences from what I have read. Good luck! I'll get there but I know if will be a slow process for me.Me too, sorta. I bought the same grinder for myself during LEM's sale after Thanksgiving and bought the stuffer just before Christmas. Haven't ordered any casings yet, but soon...
I don't know if you happened across these threadsTo start, I'm looking at bulk breakfast sausage. Both hot and mild...
I have looked at your recipe and I have most all of the ingredients. It brings up another question. You stated non-iodized salt, is that always the case for sausage?
Be wary on using non iodized table salt. It often contain prussate of soda or sodium ferrocyanide as an anti caking.Two I happen to have on hand
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I have read through both of those posts a couple of times as well as this recipe from EricI don't know if you happened across these threads
Jimmy Dean regular Premium Pork sausage, breakfast clone by Dave in AZ
Someone was asking for Jimmy Dean clones, I thought I posted this here, but I posted it on meatgistics.waltons.com on 7Oct22. Here is a copy paste so I can link to it. Chasing a recipe and testing is like an adventure and detective story for me, I love the process... so this post is mostly...www.smokingmeatforums.com
Breakfast Sausage Recipes...Can you share your fave recipe so i can do a taste-off?
I am hoping/planning to make 5 different breakfast sausages (pork only) this weekend for a taste-off. I currently have 2 recipes and I am hoping to get 3 more...if you are willing to share. The two recipes I have include: my best approximation of Jimmy Dean Hot (which is pretty good) and I...www.smokingmeatforums.com
It does have prussate of sodaBe wary on using non iodized table salt. It often contain prussate of soda or sodium ferrocyanide as an anti caking.
As does Morton Kosher salt.It does have prussate of soda
What's the downside of using salt that contains that?As does Morton Kosher salt.
I don't know that there realistically is one. Both Morton's Kosher and non-iodized table salts are the norm in sausage recipes.What's the downside of using salt that contains that?
Do you have a beer homebrew supply store close? They'll have itDoing a quick search locally, dextrose isn't available. Where do you or others get it?
Yes, there are a couple not too far away. While searching, I kept seeing references to brewing so figured I'd make a call maybe tomorrow...Do you have a beer homebrew supply store close? They'll have it
Some people are sensitive to it and the quantity used in sausage is a bit higher than for cooking.What's the downside of using salt that contains that?
You beat me too that tip.Do you have a beer homebrew supply store close? They'll have it
Others beat me to it . I got mine at Friar Tuck's . Any of them that have home brewing supplies will have it . Most likely labeled as Corn sugar . Same thing .Doing a quick search locally, dextrose isn't available. Where do you or others get it?
I use granulated sea salt non-iodized.What's the downside of using salt that contains that?
Yup, agree Ryan. Start with a simple recipe and dial it in, then add one different ingredient try that, cut it or move on to add another. In all my years I still find the simple recipes the best. When I see a recipe list as long as my leg I just simply scroll by. I do some commercial mixes and lots of them are very good, but I still prefer mixing my own.Well Charles, are you confused yet?
Trust me, I was there once... start simple
I'm not an expert by any means... started with small batches of pop's breakfast sausage, with varying amounts of the ingredients until we found what we liked best. Got that dialed in.
To be honest since then two of the best recipes we have loved have been by accident and free.
We had ordered several sticks blend seasonings from Owen's BBQ, delayed by like 2 days since 1 was out of stock... they sent a package of their Dakota sausage for free because of the delay...wasn't necessary in my eyes but that mix for 25 lbs of sausage was the first one we ran out of!
2nd mix was given to us by a local restaurant supply store... they are great enablers! But was a Butcher and Packer sausage mix... even tie for #1.
Point is, start with one batch... mild or hot, find what you like... then move onto the next.
Ryan